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... TO TUK EDITOR OF THE VINDICATOR, Ncwtonhmaiady. Bth Oct., 1840. Dear Sir, —As the following facts regarding the Rev. John M‘Clenahan. during the period which he resided in this town, may not wholly uninteresting, I give them without preface, pledging ...
... Earl of Cardigan ami the officers of the regiment were placed in pews opposite the pulpit. The coffin was deposited in stcined grave, tho south side of the burial ground, on the left of tho church path, and bore the following inscription ; Major John Jenkins ...
... afforded for them. Mr. Grattan’s ser John New- | were previded for by a vote of parliament. Mr. Pitt’s debts snow eighty | provided for by a vote of parliament. He would be the last m honour, and question the services of Sir John Newport, and still more ...
... drawing toward close, and the bill was opposed the ministry, the parties having tbo power of prorogation in their hands. Mr. J. GRATTAN expressed himself adverse to Lord Stanley’s bill. He referred to some letters which he had receiver!, as showing that some ...
... appointed the Committee of the Northern Banking Company for the ensuing year William Boyd, Esq., chairman ; John Charley, William Coates, A. M. Shaw, John Roberts, Dobbin, and William Stevenson, Esqrs. medical attendant wanted for the Banbridge Ttds said that ...
... authorities should endeavour to put slop to these proceedings. More Diseased Pork Monday, information was received Messrs. John Finlay and John Agnevv, that a carcass of pork was al>out to conveyed from the Ulster Railway, on one of their handcarts, to some ...
... Bri- in Midi in ques- ith Eng- jation on of Lord Naples, 1, and an England by this . Temple rom Mal- | declara- 1 troops to arm Temple diploma- great that yn, would of such a | Belfast Empervial Parlrament, HOUSE OF COMMONS.—Tuespay, Marc# Mr. CHRISTOPHER ...
... entertained at dinner, by John Alexander, Esq., one of the members of the congregation. Coroner’s Inquest. —On Tuesday last, the 29th of Septem- isted by John Vandeleur Stew- ber, John Mille: r, Esq., Coroner, asss art, Esq.,J.P.. John Chambers, Esq., J.P. ...
... Fitzgerald, K.C.H.. taking rank next after Vice-Admiral John Hooeyman; George Barker, E-q.. taking rank next after Vice- Admiral Joitn Mackellar; IL-nry Gam-tt, E-*q.. t>kmg rank next after Vice-Admiral John C. White. The 90- gun ships building are intended ...
... the west-end generally. Between eleven and twelve o’clock, as R. Phipps, Esq.,of Maida-hill, was turning the corner of St. John’*-wood-road into the Edgware-road in his gig, he came in contact with a market-cart belonging to Mr. James Parsons, of Edgware ...
... FRANCIS SADLEIU. A R. BLAKE ROBERT HOLMES. RICHARD W. GREENE. PATRICK BELLEW. POOLEY SIIULDHAM HENRY MORPETH. ALEX MACDONNELL. JOHN RICHARD IS. PLUXKET. Dublin, April, 1840. The Marquis As a Parliamentarv imn. Lord Londonderry is distinguished by an unco ...
... letters were received from Sir Robert Sbafto Adair; Wra. Stewart, Esq. Killymoon, county Tyrone; the Hon. R. U. Southwell, Rev. John Corran, Sbarman Moore, Esq., G. V. Sampson, Esq., J. C. Mulligan, Esq.. Lieutenant Crawford, and Captain Buchanan. The Honourable ...